Macroom's very own disco, wooo! If you're looking to meet…read moresome cute locals in your mid 20's, this is the place to be on the weekends. I've typically gone there on either a Thursday or Friday, but I hear Saturdays are pretty sweet too. They have different them nights and the music is decent enough with plenty of dance floor space to really break out your moves and show them all what you're made of.

Woodland Bar Crawl 2014…read more A great pub to stop in with a group of friends for a pint or a bite of food. They've got a small eating area that's open throughout the day with full lunch and dinner menu. Kitchen closes around 9PM but the drinks still flow well into the night and offers good space for a gathering of friends in a fun environment while the jukebox plays in the background and keeps the crowd pleasant and social.

Great place to stop and get something to drink. Plenty of seats to rest, enjoy some time and very…read morefriendly staff. The bartender was working hard to get exactly what everyone wanted. He was a very nice man. We did not have the food as we had dinner plans already, but wished we could've eaten here simply because it was a great place.

The term "gastropub" is overused, but it certainly applies here. The food at O'Donnabhains was…read moresignificantly above the norm in quality and innovativeness. All the meat is Irish, the fish from Star Seafoods, a local Kenmare fishmonger, and the produce is from the Wild Irish Way (coastal western Ireland) wherever possible. I had two "starters" for my lunch, both specials so I can't get the details from the menu now. The first was a baked goat cheese and chorizo tart. Made with a phyllo pastry, and served over greens. Everything about it was perfect: the phyllo so light that it shattered when cut yet it wasn't dry. The cheese was golden brown on top from broiling. The chorizo was in tiny pieces scattered on top so it didn't overwhelm. The two or three kinds of lettuce greens underneath were light and delicate. My other dish was a fish cake, fish and potatoes actually. Fried to a beautiful golden brown, drizzled with a balsamic vinegar sauce, and served over more of those excellent greens, this time dressed with vinaigrette. The dill on top was more than a decoration, it was lighter in flavor than most, and the flavor complemented well. It was a very attractive presentation; even the dish it was served on was pretty. I didn't try the wife's Cottage Pie: minced steak and potatoes topped with mashed potatoes and Dublin Cheddar but she did like it. And it was also attractive, with the potato crust ruffled and the peaks perfectly browned. Garnished with parsley. Like my dishes, visually beautiful. We shared a banoffie pie for dessert. This is uncommon in the US but I might compare it to a banana cream pie with caramel sauce addition. Ok but not really my thing, and too much cream filling for the amount of crust. That's all I remember about this great meal. Looking at the menu just now I don't see my items on the menu as they were specials. I was surprised and pleased by the prices of the standard items, most of which were below average for the area, especially for a place that describes itself a "gastropub".

Gayle, Don, Fern, and I enjoyed a nice pub lunch here at "O'Donnabhains during our recent short day…read moretrip into Kenmare. They also have hotel accommodations and you can order your meal to go. As it's cold in October, we enjoyed nice cozy seats inside. I'm sorry to say that during a vacation, restaurant dining experiences sometimes run together, and details can sometimes escape me. That's why I save the receipts! 3 Pints of Kenmare Stout (and water) started our meal, followed by orders of Cottage Pie, 2 Flatbreads, and a Ploughman Panini. It was all really good, and that our order was taken and delivered fast and friendly.

Great Pub in Tralee on Castle Street Very Spacious Spotless…read moreClean Gary the Owner a touch of Class along with his Nephew Music Weekends Milestone in Tralee. Great pint of Guinness Also does Gorgeous food.

Very fun, quintessential Irish pub. Don't miss this one in Tralee…read more Good food, fast service, and a really great waiter!

My favourite place for a pint in a Bantry. Cozy and lovely, friendly service. Many different gins…read morefrom Ireland and elsewhere to sample (they carry Fever Tree so they're serious about the G&T's). Great back patio area for sunny days.

How can you not adore a pub that had a birthday party for the fridge because it's 70 years old?!…read more The pub is 100 years old and it has several small rooms with candles and cement on the floor. Nothing fancy but the charm and craic of it is fantastic. They have impromptu performance's everyday and a quaint beer garden. The Murphys is fantastic - goodbye Guinness is what I say.

Used to live near this place and I have to say, it's brilliant. The staff were always friendly and…read moregood. The food was nice and the atmosphere inside there was always lovely

Absolutely wonderful!! The hospitality was warm and welcoming! Perfect pub food that we wanted…read morefrom a traditional Irish pub experience. The dinners were delicious! Great place. Do not hesitate to come here especially if you are not from the area. We are from Orlando FL and felt right at home!!

A gem of a place, I'll be there for JD 'Rendition Night' of music, word and performance with co…read moreartistas... in the new year!!!

Okay, yes...it's a Wednesday night. So, I get it...there's no music. But good golly, the…read morebartender-Owen, was less than thrilled to see us. Unless of course he is on the spectrum, in which case I forgive his lack of social skills. He seemed less than thrilled to have two middle-aged American women in the pub tonight. No worries, we struck up a conversation with a local, Luiga(sp?). It's a cool place. And I suppose if it were a weekend, it would be great. But tonight, well it was unfriendly and not very welcoming. Too bad because most of the rest of Ireland has been pretty nice.

Great traditional Irish music on Monday & Thursday! Music starts at 9pm until 11pm. The pub only…read moreserves drinks, so make sure you eat din din beforehand!

It's tough to choose from all the bars in Kinsale but Dalton's stands out. It has lots of charm,…read morefriendly people, and live traditional Irish music. The bar is fairly small with most of the tables for 2-4 people so it's probably not well suited for big groups. If you have a choice, grab the table by the window -- you can listen to the music and watch people stroll by outside. There's a selection of 6 beers on tap, plus bottles, liquor and even a few wine choices. What more could you want?

Possibly one of the oddest bars I've ever seen…read more From the window aesthetics, you'd think this was a novelty shop for hoarders looking to collect items that are far too old to have a regular use for as the antiques clutter the side walls. But inside harbors a quaint Irish pub that goes well late into the evening after the others have packed up for the night. Often song is broken into as the streets quiet from the Garda and the lights dim low bringing you closer to the ones you are with and even closer to new friends. There's a sense of history at Golden's, not shying away from how human history wasn't necessarily all flowers and puppies, but diving into what you could purchase for the right price over the ages.

Popped by here after a few hours of driving to rest and refuel. Decided to try the Matcha Latte,…read morewhich did not disappoint. Not only did the coffee taste great, the presentation was fantastic. They served the coffee with a soft biscuit, which went well with the drink. Plus, I was stoked to have a green drink in the Emerald Isle. :) Will definitely visit this Cafe if I'm ever in Ireland again!

Food was good and plenty of selection. Reminds me of a Subway in the US. Inside a shopping mall…read more Yes